Stone walls and the grass is green with 84ac of potential

New to the market is an 84ac parcel of land and large livestock block in Dawros, Cummer, Co Galway.

Securely gated at the roadside, a hardcore access track runs several hundred metres to the livestock accommodation, positioned where the land opens out into the wider holding.

Extending to 1000sq m, the standalone steel-framed structure provides plenty of space, and while it was previously used for stabling horses, the building could easily be converted for alternative use.

The presence of several one-off houses in the area suggests site potential for the construction of a residence, subject to planning, which could form a good base for a substantial family farm.

Set out in large divisions with stone wall boundaries, the land comprises free-draining productive soil. Currently in grass, it was once used for potato cultivation, indicating its suitability for both grazing and tillage.

Located 10 minutes from Corofin, Co Galway, and 20 minutes from Claregalway, the farm is close to a range of retail, educational and leisure amenities.

At 40 minutes away, Galway city is also within commuting distance.

Guided at €1.2m and listed with David Moggan Property Consultants, the parcel is likely to attract the attention of expanding farmers in the locality, those seeking to establish a residential farm, and business people looking for a long-term investment.